Eddie Smith says the top Democrat in the Ohio House suggested he quit the primary and believes an arrest from almost three years ago was a factor in that decision.
The top Democrat in the Ohio House has chosen to endorse Sarah Grace over Eddie Smith in the race for the 94th House District. He also told Smith he should leave the race.
The Ohio Office the Inspector General is collecting and reviewing email files of Ohio University officials as part of an “investigation involving the purchase of 31 Coventry Lane,” OU’s presidential residence.
Break will be pushed back next year.
A new petition has proposed the closing of High Street and Palmer Street for the upcoming fests.
Anthony Barszczewski is looking to bring club-like parties to Athens through his business, Good Taste Productions.
Jenny Hall-Jones, interim vice president for Student Affairs and dean of students, hopes to bring resources she gained at the Sexual Violence Prevention & Response Summit to Ohio University.
College students spend more than $1.5 billion on spring break trips.
According to the news release, four restaurants have been broken into in Athens and Nelsonville.
Editor’s Note: The story has been updated to reflect the latest information in John Hyland’s case.
The stigma behind tattoos in the workplace may be improving and some members of OU staff are getting tattoos that reflect what they do at the university.
Students who live in Luchs, Tankaka, Sowle, Carr, Sargent and Wilson will be allowed to stay in their own rooms.
Over the past five years, an average of about 1,200 students attend an OHIO Up Close event each year.
University officials plan on moving spring break to the second week of March next year.
The Internet has outdone itself in the memeing of the potential leaders of our country.
Were you partying at Palmer Place?
The African-American Male Initiative held a Barber Shop Talk on Wednesday to talk about student involvement and conversations on Ohio University’s Athens campus.
About 50 people attended the third Campus Conversation of 2016, which focused on faith.
Leaving trash or other perishable items could result in a $25 charge to the student.
The award is presented to someone who has positively contributed to Dublin’s business community.
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